Post by Big Time Fights on Oct 26, 2020 1:42:47 GMT
The cameras cut to the backstage catering area where a young Pollo Bucket employee is setting up some trays of different Pollo Bucket products. The young man is humming to himself as he puts out a nice display of Spicy Pollo sandwiches when suddenly a large crash makes the man jump.
RYAN SAMUELS
HOT DAMN! Looky looky, some good ol' fried chicken!
The rather large beast of a man comes storming over to the catering table, looking over the trays of food.
RYAN SAMUELS
I do love me some fried chicken! This Lions place sure knows how to take care of it's people.
POLLO BUCKET EMPLOYEE
Sir, you should try the Fried Pollo Pickles over there, they are quite good.
RYAN SAMUELS
Well damn son, I just might!
Ryan grabs a plate and begins to fill his plate with various foods and sauces. The young employee turns back and starts to put out more trays when suddenly...
RYAN SAMUELS
What is the name of Jesus himself is this crap?!
The young man turns and we see Ryan holding up a container of salad.
POLLO BUCKET EMPLOYEE
Ah, sir. That is one of the healthy options of Pollo Bucket, the Pollo Cobb Salad. There is some lite Italian and...
The young man stops talking. Ryan looks at the employee and then back at the salad, then back at the employee and back at the salad.
RYAN SAMUELS
Cobb salad?
POLLO BUCKET EMPLOYEE
Cobb salad...
Suddenly Ryan takes three steps over to the employee and smashes the container of salad right into the side of the young man's head, knocking him hard into the wall. Lettuce flies everywhere as Ryan picks the man up by his collar.
RYAN SAMUELS
Where the hell is the meat, boy? Ain't no one wantin' a goddamn cobb salad?!
Silent, upon a peak somewhere.
RYAN SAMUELS
HOT DAMN! Looky looky, some good ol' fried chicken!
The rather large beast of a man comes storming over to the catering table, looking over the trays of food.
RYAN SAMUELS
I do love me some fried chicken! This Lions place sure knows how to take care of it's people.
POLLO BUCKET EMPLOYEE
Sir, you should try the Fried Pollo Pickles over there, they are quite good.
RYAN SAMUELS
Well damn son, I just might!
Ryan grabs a plate and begins to fill his plate with various foods and sauces. The young employee turns back and starts to put out more trays when suddenly...
RYAN SAMUELS
What is the name of Jesus himself is this crap?!
The young man turns and we see Ryan holding up a container of salad.
POLLO BUCKET EMPLOYEE
Ah, sir. That is one of the healthy options of Pollo Bucket, the Pollo Cobb Salad. There is some lite Italian and...
The young man stops talking. Ryan looks at the employee and then back at the salad, then back at the employee and back at the salad.
RYAN SAMUELS
Cobb salad?
POLLO BUCKET EMPLOYEE
Cobb salad...
Suddenly Ryan takes three steps over to the employee and smashes the container of salad right into the side of the young man's head, knocking him hard into the wall. Lettuce flies everywhere as Ryan picks the man up by his collar.
RYAN SAMUELS
Where the hell is the meat, boy? Ain't no one wantin' a goddamn cobb salad?!
Ryan shoves the young man rather forcefully into the wall before grabbing his plate of chicken and storming away. The young man slowly slides down the wall out of sight as the cameras cut back to ringside.
Silent, upon a peak somewhere.
The sun is setting down, kissing the sea with the fervor of a thirsty man grasping for water. The camera moves around to show some more wonderful scenery, until it finally finds its target. A shadowy figure, with its back turned to that very camera. The figure is covered in a black leather jacket.
It remains silent for some more instants.
After some more moments, which seem like an eternity, a young voice echoes through.
Rain Corvin!
Nineteen years young, and yet look at him. Already a made man, they say. So young and yet holding a professional wrestling federation contract in his hands.
They say it must’ve been because of connections.
They always say things.
Badmouthing. Ignorant. Jealous. Envious.
Human race truly sucks at times.
They say so many things, like the fact that I must not know what I do, for I am so young.
They do not know whom they are talking about.
I am young, yet I am experienced. I started my fighting career before I could even walk. I always have been fighting for what I wanted. Fighting against all odds. Against difficulties.
Fighting for fun!”
The man turns towards the camera, now facing it. A childish face.
Almost too innocent. If it wasn’t for the black, piratelike, eyepatch covering his right eye he would look like way too young for his own good. He caresses the eyepatch for some instants and then resumes speaking, in an apathetic tone.
“Yes, I always got into trouble because I always found joy in fighting. I was always there, competing against people twice my age and my size. I always managed to escape unscathed and victorious. Most of the time, at least.
I found joy in the fight…
..I found joy in hearing the sound of broken bones!!
Until that very fateful night.
That night in which I almost met princess death. They were there, big, nasty and brutal. Four of them.
One of them pulled my right eye out of its socket…
..with a knife.
In that very moment, something shattered in me. The beast awoke.
I left them there. Battered and bruised. Beaten to death. It was then when I could hear it for the first time…
The sound of broken souls!!
Not the broken bones. No. That was way too easy. The broken souls.
The sound of hopelessness, The shadow of hollow fear in their eyes. The darkness of lost hope.
It was magnificent!!
Since then, that is all I fight for. To hear the sound of broken souls. Sound emanating from the hearts of my enemies and adversaries. The look of lost hope, when they realize that no matter what they do, it is not enough to beat and defeat the man in front of them.
That is all I fight for and I have been fighting for it for ages now. Yet now it is all more exciting than before. Now I can do that in a squared circle. In the same squared circle in which people like Julian Cutlass have forged their legacy.
The fighters are bigger, tougher and fiercer than before.
The arena is surrounded by a lot of people.
It is a grand stage of war.
And I wouldn’t have it any other way!
The young man turns his back to the camera.
The scene fades slowly to black.